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California Oak Symposium to attract hundreds of oak researchers to Visalia Nov. 3-6
7th California Oak Symposium Nov. 3-6. This is the symposium's first appearance in the San Joaquin Valley since its inception 35 years ago.
"The drought will be a major focus of the symposium," said Rick Standiford, UC Cooperative Extension forest management specialist based at UC Berkeley, and symposium coordinator. "We will also have cutting edge research and policy presentations on sudden oak death, gold-spotted oak borer and conifer encroachment in black and Garry oak woodlands, among much more."
California's oak woodlands cover 10 percent of the state, and oaks are a key ecological component of conifer forests. There are more than 20 species of native California oaks; several are found nowhere except within the state's borders and some others range only as far as Canada and Mexico. Oak woodlands are the most biologically diverse habitat in the state, making conservation a policy and management priority.
The symposium begins with tours of regional oaks on Nov. 3. One group will tour the Visalia urban oak forest; a second group visits the Kaweah Oaks Preserve and Dry Creek Preserve. Over three days, scientists will present 58 research papers on oak management, wildlife, ecosystem services, ranching and utilization, gold-spotted oak borer, oak restoration, and sudden oak death. Ten of the projects focus on oak conservation, touching on such topics as economic incentives for oak conservation, the oak conservation program at Tejon Ranch, and establishment of Oregon white oak and California black oak in northwestern California.
The wildlife series of presentations provides new information about native and introduced species that make their homes among the oaks, including European starlings, Pacific fishers, bats and wild pigs. Some of the ranching topics to be discussed include the public and private incomes from forests in Andalusia, Spain, economic incentives related to recreational use of private oak woodland, and acorn production and utilization in South Korea.
Since 1979, the California Oak Symposium has been held every 5 to 7 years; the last one was in Rohnert Park in 2006. Visalia was selected for the symposium because of its geographic convenience for both northern and southern California oak scientists, and the city's commitment to the preservation and protection of native oak trees.
California's youngest citizens are forming a lifelong habit of drinking water
Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
The research, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, shows that more preschool-aged children have ready access to water during all activities, mealtimes and snacktimes, indoors and out, when they are in Head Start, private and public centers and licensed family home daycare.
"This is so important for child nutrition and obesity prevention," said Lorrene Ritchie, the director of the UC Nutrition Policy Institute and the study's principal author. "We've learned from older children that many of them never drink plain water, so they're not used to it and don't like the taste."
In fact, national surveys in the early 2000s found that, on any given day, 84 percent of 2- to 5-year-old children drank sugar-sweetened beverages like sodas, sports drinks and fruit punch. The calories amounted to 11 percent of the children's total energy intake. At the same time more than one-quarter of young children in the U.S. did not drink plain water on any given day.
"Humans evolved to drink water, so our bodies don't register very well the calories in juices, sodas and sweetened beverages," Ritchie said. "Giving a child a cup of Hi-C, Capri Sun, SunnyD or other sweetened beverage is like setting a sugar bowl in front of them. It's sweet and goes down easy, but they're consuming calories very quickly without realizing it."
In 2008, University of California researchers documented the types of beverages served to children in childcare settings. They found that one-fifth of the childcare providers served whole milk, 2 percent offered flavored milk, and 27 percent gave children juice more than once per day. A small fraction, about 8 percent, served sugar-sweetened beverages to the children. Only 28 percent always served water with meals and snacks, and 36 percent served no water at all.
"Fully one-quarter of children are already overweight or obese when they enter kindergarten," Ritchie said. "It was clear from the research that we needed to focus on the beverages in childcare."
The UC research informed the writing of Assembly Bill 2084 by Rep. Julia Brownley in early 2010. The measure passed, was signed by Gov. Brown and went into effect in January 2012. Also in 2010, Congress enacted legislation, based on UC and other research, that requires drinking water be available all day in childcare facilities that take part in the federally funded Child and Adult Care Food Program.
"The UC Nutrition Policy Institute's research was tracked provision by provision into groundbreaking state legislation," said Kenneth Hecht, Nutrition Policy Institute coordinator. "NPI research is now the basis for the law of the land."
After the state and federal laws went into effect, Ritchie and her research team embarked on a second study to determine the impact of the legislation on beverages served in childcare settings. At the time of the second survey, 77 percent of providers had self-serve water available indoors and 78 percent had it available outdoors. Nearly half of the providers served water with meals and snacks.
Children in programs following the new law have access to drinking water throughout the day and at meal and snack times. Children are no longer offered whole milk (after age 2), flavored milk or sugar-sweetened beverages and given no more than one glass of 100 percent juice each day.
"We've made great strides using research to inform policy, but there is still much to do to improve the nutrition of young children," Ritchie said. "We are sticking with it."
UC Davis professor suggests update to agricultural extension
Mark Lubell, professor in the Department of Environmental Science and Policy at UC Davis, provides empirical evidence that the state's agriculture community relies on a network of people using new information technologies to make land-use and orchard-management decisions.
"Over the last century, agricultural knowledge systems have evolved into networks of widely distributed actors with a diversity of specializations and expertise," said Lubell, lead author of the research recently published in the journal Society & Natural Resources.
Lubell and his team hope their work will help agriculture extension programs harness the potential of these evolving personal and professional networks and make them explicit components of their outreach strategies.
Extension 3.0
Since land-grant universities were created in the late 19th century, University of California Cooperative Extension has been the state's main campus-to-community connection that delivers sound, scientific data to growers and ranchers, landowners, environmental groups, and consumers to help develop practical solutions to real-world problems. In the early days, extension specialist shared information in person, meeting with farmers in fields or coffee shops or town halls.
The system has evolved over time, as farming has become more specialized. And the systems still works, said Lubell and coauthors Meredith Niles, UC Davis ecology alumna, and Matthew Hoffman, grower program coordinator with the Lodi Winegrape Commission. But, they argue, it could use an update. They outline a case for what Lubell calls "Extension 3.0," a modern model for agriculture extension that capitalizes on social learning, information technology, and evolving networks of expertise.
Reviewing 10 years of surveys, Lubell's team studied how California's growers and ranchers make farming decisions and who they turn to for advice. They learned that Cooperative Extension specialists and farm advisers are still primary trusted sources, but respondents are also influenced by pest control advisers, local leaders, commodity groups, sales representatives, fellow farmers, and others.
"Our research provides an empirical layer to support what many Cooperative Extension specialists and advisors already do," Hoffman said. "It's about making sure information reaches the right people in the right way at the right place and time."
The authors are not calling to eliminate traditional extension professionals nor suggesting all current outreach strategies be converted to more modern methods like social media, webinars and smartphone applications.
"Instead, Extension 3.0 seeks to understand how personal networks and new information and communication technologies can work together," Lubell said.
The authors recognize social media is already a part of agricultural extension, and they know they aren't the first to recognize its importance. But they encourage extension programs to formalize social media, information technology, and network science as part of their hiring, training and outreach strategies.
"Extension systems and professionals must be experimental, adaptive and creative with program design and implementation to maximize the synergy between experiential, technical and social learning," Lubell said.
Encouraging conversation
Aubrey White, communications coordinator for the Agricultural Sustainability Institute at UC Davis, says she finds news she can use in "Extension 3.0."
"Understanding key linkages in a community or area of research can dramatically shorten the distance between knowledge-seekers and knowledge-holders," White said. "Lubell's article reminds us that extension is not just delivering information, but creating conversation."
Cooperative Extension specialist Ken Tate, rangeland watershed expert with the UC Davis Department of Plant Sciences, has been a longtime proponent of collaboration and conversation.
"For me, the study reaffirms that we shouldn't abandon what works — face-to-face meetings, for example — but we have to keep building and adopting new components. Content is the key. We need to produce good science and provide practical solutions, and then use the best means possible to make sure that information reaches the people we serve, and helps meet society's needs."
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Some like it hotter: UC Cooperative Extension tries to grow a spicier jalapeño
"Some people think the seeds make it hot, but capsaicin is what makes chile peppers hot," said Baameur, who works with vegetable growers in Santa Clara and San Benito counties.
Baameur is trying to grow a hotter jalapeño by studying the variables that raise the Scoville units, which measure a pepper's heat. For the past four years, he has been documenting the effects of different rates of water, potassium, sea salt and nitrogen applied to the jalapeño crop at George Chiala Farms in Morgan Hill.
"We're trying to find a way to raise the capsaicin level of the jalapeño and raise the Scoville units, which will then allow us to have spicier peppers," said Jeff Sanders, raw product coordinator for George Chiala Farms.
The relatively cooler climate of the Santa Clara County area may be the reason the pepper plants produce different results. "I think it's more a relation to heat, ambient temperature, much more than just water," Baameur said. "Cool years and hot years will result in different heat units for the same jalapeño variety."
The amount of potassium hasn't made a difference, but adjusting nitrogen fertilizer seems promising.
"High nitrogen is promising because it produces a hotter pepper and also allows for high crop yields," Baameur said. "Low nitrogen also resulted in higher pungency, it brings a lot of heat in the peppers," he said. "However it is correlated with lower yields."
"The trend lately is toward hotter items," said Sanders, noting a growing popularity of foods containing habanero and even the Bhut jolokia, or ghost pepper. "Both of those are significantly hotter than jalapeños, but the jalapeno is still sort of the standard bearer for a hot pepper," Sanders said. "Those are the items people consistently want. A jalapeño chip still has more name recognition than a habanero chip. And the hotter you get the pepper, the easier it is to adjust your end product."
"When you're talking about a small amount of that pepper in your product, just a slight citrus flavor can overpower the heat very easily," said Sanders. "So it's more important that we reach high heat levels with the flavors that our customers are requiring."
Consistency of pungency in the peppers is also one of the pepper grower's goals.
"We're trying to get a consistent heat level so that our jalapeños going to the processing plant always reach the same Scoville unit score," Sanders said. "This makes our end product more consistent, which makes our customers happy because then the product they receive to go into their items is more consistent."
UCCE offers online training for protecting food safety and natural resources
To help growers and food safety professionals achieve all of these important goals, UC Cooperative Extension has launched a free online course.
"Actions that farmers take to protect food safety may affect natural resources, and conservation practices may affect food safety," said Mary Bianchi, UC Cooperative Extension advisor in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties, who oversaw design of the course.
The intent of the training is to demonstrate that communication between food safety professionals and growers can help to achieve a balance between food safety and sustainability.
"Our co-management course will help food safety professionals better evaluate the risk of conservation practices," said Bianchi.
"For example, cover crops attract beneficial insects, help control soil erosion and improve soil quality, but they may attract wildlife," she said. "In the course, we demonstrate frank conversations between food safety auditors and growers about strategies for minimizing the potential risks of crops being contaminated by animal feces. Growers can often provide existing examples, such as monitoring programs or temporary fencing that excludes wild and domestic animals from produce fields."
The course also provides growers with tools to evaluate their strategies for managing food safety and sustainability.
"After the training, growers and auditors will be better prepared to engage in realistic and frank discussions of co-management strategies used in crop production," Bianchi said.
The free online co-management course and related resources are online at http://cesanluisobispo.ucanr.edu/Co-management_of_Food_Safety_and_Sustainability.
This project was funded by a $39,650 grant from the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources.
A video describing co-management practices from farm to fork can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IoQ-8OEuc4&feature=youtu.be.
The University of California Global Food Initiative aims to put the world on a path to sustainably and nutritiously feed itself. By building on existing efforts and creating new collaborations among UC's 10 campuses, affiliated national laboratories and the Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources, the initiative will develop and export solutions for food security, health and sustainability throughout California, the United States and the world.


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The Pirates of Penzance composed by Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan (1842-1900). Choir and piano. For SATB Choir, Piano. This edition: Paperback. Opera/Excerpts, Opera/Choruses. Romantic Period; English. Choral Score. 190 pages. Published by Serenissima (SA.40024).
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Fire and Ice (Comet Art)
October 24, 1985 – March 31, 1986
Discover iconographic representations of comets through drawings, paintings, illuminated manuscripts, and sculptures, ranging from ancient Babylonian clay tablets to a 20th-century Lalique hood ornament.
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Art, Design and the Modern Corporation: The Collection of Container Corporation of America, A Gift
October 24, 1985 – January 19, 1986
Survey 150 works selected from the 311 paintings, sculptures, drawings, and collages donated by the Corporation. The works were commissioned for advertising campaigns, which focused on concepts and ideas rather than on specific products.
|American Art Museum
Meisho-e: Famous Places of Japan
October 18, 1985 – February 9, 1986
Taking its name from the Japanese word for "pictures of famous places," visit an exhibition that includes some 18 examples of paintings, prints, drawings, and ceramics depicting renowned locations of the archipelago.
|Freer Gallery
Selections from the Collections of Marion and Gustave Ring
October 17, 1985 – January 12, 1986
View 50 works -- 26 paintings, 12 sculptures, 11 works on paper, and one mixed-media work -- by 38 artists from this private collection.
|Hirshhorn Museum
A New Romanticism: Sixteen Artists from Italy
October 3, 1985 – January 5, 1986
On loan are approximately 46 works, primarily paintings, by 16 artists, that focus on an influential direction in Italian art today -- the new mystical or metaphysical painting.
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Leroy Grumman and the F-6F Hellcat
October 2, 1985 – July 4, 1988
See a newly-restored F-6F Hellcat, displayed on a simulated carrier deck, in this exhibition highlighting aircraft and spacecraft developed under the supervision of Leroy Grumman.
|Air and Space Museum
The Modern Spirit: Glass from Finland
October 1, 1985 – January 5, 1986
See hundreds of examples in the first U.S. retrospective of 20th-century Finnish glass from 27 designers.
|Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
Islamic Metalwork from the Freer Collection
September 27, 1985 – November 9, 1986
Admire 37 intricately crafted examples of vessels, plates, ewers, weapons, and other objects in brass, silver, bronze, and gold that explore the technical and aesthetic development of metalwork in the Islamic world from the 7th-8th through the 17th centuries.
|Freer Gallery
Discovery Theater: Past and Future
September 20, 1985 – June 30, 1986
See some 25 photographs portraying past and future productions featured at the Discovery Theater.
Paris Recorded: The Therese Bonney Collection
September 17, 1985 – December 8, 1985
View 141 photographs by an innovative American photo-journalist who worked in Paris in the 1920s.
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The Renaissance: Black Arts of the Twenties
September 15, 1985 – December 31, 1986
See an exhibit that showcases the flowering of literary, visual, performance, and cinematic creativity generated by black artists between the end of World War I and the early days of the Great Depression.
|Anacostia Community Museum
The Guardianship of Memory: Additions to the Permanent Collection
September 14, 1985 – January 12, 1986
Visit more than 10 portraits, including images of artist Thomas Hart Benton, musician Duke Ellington, poet Ezra Pound, dancer Ted Shawn, and author Thornton Wilder.
|Portrait Gallery
Photographs from the Permanent Collection
September 13, 1985 – March 9, 1986
The 125 works on view demonstrate the range and diversity of NMAA's collection of 20th-century photography.
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John Safer: Sculptor
September 12, 1985 – December 11, 1985
See 13 sleek, contemporary, minimalist sculptures by Washington, D.C., artist John Safer, known for his non- representational works in Lucite, brass, bronze, and granite.
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Private Lives of Public Figures: The 19th-Century Family Print
September 6, 1985 – April 13, 1986
This exhibit provides a glimpse of the domestic moments of some of our nation's leaders, shown in "at home" settings.
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Ch'ing Dynasty Calligraphy and Painting
September 6, 1985 – February 2, 1986
Visit approximately 30 masterpieces of China's Ch'ing Dynasty (1644-1911).
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Sightseeing: A Space Panorama
September 6, 1985 – October 25, 1985
Admire NASA photographs, taken in space, compiled by Peter Riva during a summer workshop in Arles, France.
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Trough (Friedl Dzubas Painting)
September 1, 1985 – October 31, 1985
On view for the 20th anniversary of the Resident Associate Program is Trough, a painting by Friedl Dzubas, a gift from RAP to the HMSG collection.
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Crossroads (Calder Gouache)
September 1, 1985 – September 30, 1985
Visit Alexander Calder's Crossroads , donated to NASM and displayed as part of RAP's 20th Anniversary.
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Our Cup of Tea: Contemporary Crafted Teapots, Cups and Spoons
August 29, 1985 – October 20, 1985
Admire and purchase works by 30 potters from across the country -- some decorative rather than functional, and in styles ranging from traditional to funky.
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Could a cure for the common cold be in sight? Scientists find compound that stops viruses infecting humans
- They found a compound that stops the virus responsible for hand, foot and mouth disease breaking open and releasing viral RNA into human cells
- This means it makes the virus is unable to infect people
- They believe the drug could also be effective against the cold virus
- So far, the compound has only been tested on isolated cells
Scientists have created a new compound which they say could offer a cure for the common cold
A cure for the common cold could be a step closer, new research suggests.
Scientists believe they have found a drug which could eventually be used to combat the viruses that cause colds.
They say they have developed a compound which could prevent the viruses infecting humans.
The researchers, from Oxford, Leeds, Beijing, and Innsbruck have found a compound which targets the virus responsible for hand, foot and mouth disease – a condition that causes epidemics in children in Asia.
This, they say, is also an important breakthrough in the hunt for a cure for the common cold.
This is because the drug could also be effective against viruses similar to those that cause hand, foot and mouth disease – including the common cold virus.
Professor Dave Stuart, Director of the Division of Structural Biology (STRUBI) in the Nuffield Department of Medicine at the University of Oxford, said: 'By targeting a structural feature also found in related viruses, it should be possible to devise similar therapeutics to target them.
'Within the field, I am aware of one company that is already making progress in targeting the major common cold virus. Our work is still at an early stage, but we are working with academic groups in China to take the inhibitor forward.'
The new drug treatment, which so far has been tested only in isolated cells, was created using pionerring techniques.
The researchers focused on finding a drug that could target the structure of the virus.
Firstly, they had to understand the structure of the virus. Secondly, they determined how that structure related to the functioning of the pathogen.
Finally, they developed a means of interacting with that structure to disable the virus.
The structure of EV71 – the virus that causes hand, foot and mouth disease - was first solved in 2012.
The researchers say the compound can prevent viruses breaking open and releasing viral RNA into human cells - this makes them unable to infect people. Image shows the common cold virus
After this, scientists used a giant microscope to determine how the virus changes shape to enter human cells.
Called Diamond Light Source, this giant microscope allows scientists to glimpse the shape of virus and bacteria components at atomic-level and get some insight into how they function.
The virus has an outer shell which, once inside a host cell, breaks apart releasing the viral RNA into the cell.
The team discovered a very potent molecule which disables the mechanism by which the viral shell breaks open, thus stopping the virus in its tracks by making it unable to infect the person.
When they determined the virus structure in 2012, the team saw a small pocket inside the virus where a drug might fit.
The compound has currently only been tested on isolated cells so a drug for use by people is still a long way off
They have now developed a potential drug molecule that can sit inside this pocket, where it locks the virus rigid, preventing it breaking open and releasing its RNA.
However, this research is still in its early stages, and there is a long way to go before the drug treatment is available on the market.
The researchers say they also have to be cautious as viruses evolve exceptionally fast, and it may be that EV71 mutates to overcome the inhibitor.
However, the early signs are promising, and now that the methodology exists, scientists may be able to develop the inhibitor to become resistant to mutations.
The research was published in the journal Nature Structural and Molecular Biology.
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Being atop the MLS standings while also leading the league in goals allowed was never going to be sustainable. That's why, even in a rise to first place, some sense of urgency grew with every week Sounders FC failed to record a shutout — never more so than after a franchise-worst 5-0 loss May 11 to the New England Revolution.
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i suspect it'll be some heavily re-compressed 720p stereo offering sold as HD.
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it's habituation. we're used to seeing motion blur quickly in film and much less in real-life. Reduce it and you feel like like you're viewing a monitor feed ie CCTV, or some other sort of live studio event.
high frame rates are a must for ride-films for this reason - you get a visceral engagement., no this-is-a-film barrier.
But that is likely to be the discomfort factor ie "why are we watching these people live?", that will take years to get acclimatised to, much like the editing shorthand of seeing people in different scenes, but not showing how they travelled from one to the other. Early film audiences had to learn that language.
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According to the Winter 2013 issue of Shueisha's Shonen Jump Next magazine, production on a second season of the Kuroko's Basketball anime has been green-lit.
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Wow, I didn't even know an official English version for the song existed! It apparently got released earlier in 2012, and this week Brazilian singer Michel Teló premiered the music video for "If I Catch You" (the English edit of his global hit "Ai Se Eu Te Pego"). The original song in portuguese (which I'm still obsessed with) continues its chart slayage in Europe, Latin America and iTunes Top 10s (click here to see proof). But, boy, this "If I Catch You" version is a MESS. The lyrics are way too corny, ("wow, wow, oh my god, delicious!" xDD...You just can't have lyrics like this in English songs), it almost sounds like Michel's saying 'pikachu', and his accent is terrible. Huge, huge mess. What is the point of this anyway? Does he really think he's gonna crack markets like the UK, Australia or the USA with this "If I Catch You" torture?.
Michel's already a big international star, he should not mess with the flawlessness of the original "Ai Se Eu Te Pego", and singing in portuguese is obviously his real and only thing. As for the MV, that I liked. Much better than the cheap original vid. I mean, it's still cheap, but at least it captivates better the summery feeling of the song. The "If I Catch You" visual was directed by Junior Jacques, filmed at a heavenly beach in Porto Belo - Santa Catarina, Brazil, and features hundreds of sexy chicas in bikinis dancing to the song's infectious melody on their yachts, while Michel Telo performs for 'em at a center stage.
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